New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-05
CARDINAL GIBBONS HERE.
,r nv HIS FRIENDS DOWN THE BAY.
srs To TALK FOR PUBLIcATIoN-AN ACCT
u" nrxr TO A FLAG STARTS EUMoR THAT
ON sHIpROAED.

r.yx FOR pUBLIcATIoN-AN AcCI-
u" nrxr TO A FLAG STARTS A EUMoR THAT
HE HAD DIED ON sHIPBoARD.
-, c;hhons accompanied by his private secre-
80 the Rev. DR.. Donabue, arrived mere yesterday
90 ;hs steamship Umbria after voyage OF siA uag
Oh and twelve minutes, the fastest TIME IN this
ioui no an reoord lie met down the Day py u
ofeo"o .;eods o., the Myndert Starin and cordi'i'
pAiV en,irely informal reception was gwen NM
IT, .s arranged hy committee OF the 81. ",e"eo
ioo;aron consisting OF Major John u. heicy,
'Oar "a Farrelly OF the American News COMPANY
fa'rps ~, McAnernv of Jersey City. and John
Uc,ons' % 81 Lous. John II. Starin gave them the
10 % tho steamboat, but was unaoie 70 accompany
he party as he nten"eu; In h,.+ vould leave the
D.. Office until p. m, but owing 10 'no I o.,
49, "a tho steamer II was necessary 10 go an nohi
arrival U, '"o OF this the Baltimore dele
e".i : o,erovmen who arrived SHORTLY ai'er
s''i. d5 not 90 down. Among those VINO uiu ~
i.;da. thu committee were Fathci h' ~i
Ta,her Layclle representing Aeno's"op 80 -
Commssionel Brennan, Coionel H. "a. 81,
Co-.rnor llovd's staff, Maryland; John " 1 1
SoNern '';o,er coleman Maurice Egan, D. hi.heS,
Iol nn' n Grown. Of the Cunard Lane S1nn
WeWabou William S. Kelley aud j. Alfonso -uo ,nog
tiers Before starting the rsp on The occasion of
tS first pilgrimage to Rome In 1879, was run up @
tbe masthead and attracted consider"oio "'' va
the part Of pasS,ns sighted oA Sandy HOOK about
m One OF her flags. Ut seems wac a. i I'd" - Vim
the time consequence OF s ,a rm%or that either
Ton,a;n McMickan OF Cardinal GIBBONS nao u1eu Vu
the VOYAGE The Umbria and the Mynuei o 1;ttia
arrived oil Quarantine about the same Jul ,ber tbe
before 8 D. m. AS they approacnrd can an CIaotor
panpe cutIer william L. Chandler with ColectoI
Maanne Health Officer Smith, Inspector bea.''e anu
number OF other Custom house Sin6 ere crowded
With passengers As the star1n came nearer noi
nassencers recognized the Cardinal stanoing On 'o
p ner edesk near the bridge and gave MN thTee
uhpp lie res oonded by waving his hat gracefully
In a few minutes he all cared nj the gam mS S ~
rounded by a number OF passengers wno oa ~ a
pood.bye and was taken on ooard Tue cu''o %n
soV; S I,, Il IN the Starin where he was received
bsart,Iv nv his friends He considerably oronzeu
Inv the voyage and looked the picture oil hea,n' he
ses @ow ~ do feel r. he said in response to dozen
inqurers Well pretty GOOD Tor u an no rs sup up
posed 10 have died this morning ne naa me%fu ,e
rrumor aboat lis death. AS he started toward 'ne
cabin the reporters gatheled around him.
These gentlemen OF the Iress,' explained M3Joi
Keile, :" have been allowed to come WIN US on GTn
dition that they will not try TO interview you Inc
a. am verv clad TO sec Won ALL he remarked, brt
under the circumstances beg you VIII NOT attempt ~
Interview me. / not desire TO say anything 1oi
publication row. and trust shall not nav 10 fepea
this request. going now TO pas visit 20 my IVA
friend Archbishop SoTrgSn ana "i'ef"a'o 70 WISH
He a:ter@ard explained that he did not care 20 say
ANYTHING because it might be misunderstood sht
niscOnstrued. Ills position 1u-t now was sum- =,
delicate but as he had anything to say 10 IN
public he would give 1t TO the press Inc par.
then went TO the cabin, where refreshments wet
served In response TO q Toast 10 MS heahh tn
Cardinal replied: III .
feel very much obliged to the citizens as well a
to the ecclesiastical uthores Tor thls reception INA
has been given 10 And also TO ny baitinor
friends who, ] sorry 10 learn, arrived 'lt'ie 'o
late-or rather was too early for them, having MAO
the fastest west yard time vn record" lie spOk'
further OF the voyage whion he declare9 hau peer
particularly pleasant The captain, ohcers ah'
passengers had treated him with marked kindness
During the trip concert was gwen 10 aid Oh tn
Seamen's Homes at Liverpool and Staten Island. vi
this OCCASION he presided and made a little sOeecn
Among those who took part in the exercises were W
j. Florence, the actor, and Miss May Scuinn, wh
with her mother and brother came M on the steam
boat With the Cardinal. She is the daughter OF 81
Lonis railroad man. On the way up the Caraina
inquired about the Paris theatre hre ana other thhS
that had happened while he was at sea. when a
afternoon paper containing the oil his death wa
shown BIN he seemed greatly amused "Now, ca
YOU wonder that don't like being mirepiesehted'
he asked Cardinal Manning once told me, at
Vatican Council which attended together, that b
had been maligned by the papers that he actual
fet tanned"
By this time the vessel reached the pier at Eas
Twenty-sixth-st., where the Baltimore clergy and
number OF carriages in waiting As soon as th
boat wa. made last the slergymen came on Doard an'
we're warmly received by the Cardinal These genue
men we're Mgr. McManu. Baltimore; tire hev. Dr
Chapelle Washington; President Magnien. OF st
Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, and the Kew. Dr. JON
Farley OF that city. They were ali driven TO Afch
bishop CorrgAns residence The Cardinal will Ienair
there to-day celet rating mass in the Archolshop
keiley's house in BROOKLYN and remain there uni
Tuesday morning, when he will start Tor Baltimore
where n big reception will be given to INN.